"bed table" is a correct and usable phrase in written English, and is most commonly used to refer to a table that is used in a bedroom, often beside a bed.
For example: She had a small bed table next to her bed with a lamp, an alarm clock, and a few books.
It has a double bed, table and four chairs, propane stove, mini refrigerator and lanterns.
The essentials were there: bed, table, chair, window, coir mat, electric light.
A few pages later, according to the blue clock on the mantelpiece and the yellow clock on the bed table, it is seven-twenty.
Best was the discovery of images on a small monitor turned away from the audience on a bed table in a rumpled room, complete with male sleeper, an unexpected throwaway.
Mrs. B. likes cross draft in bedroom, and large bed table on the left hand side with room for water carafe, cigarettes, ash tray, telephone, books, medicines, clock, pencils, paper and bell connection to pantry and maid's room.
The only suggestions of personal color were the folded John Grisham paperback on the bed table and photographs of his mother and sister and of his old dance friends Ohad Naharin and Mari Kajiwara.
Sweep under the bed, tables and other appliances.
"Something much simpler is having an over-bed table that's robotic, where if you're in the hospital bed, you can ask the table to come to you and go away after your meal.
Trump Home has a range of items, including chandeliers, mirrors, bedding, table lamps, cabinets, sofas, barstools, cocktail tables and more.
There was no significant difference between cocoons number in different beds (Table 2).
To emphasise, the sample that contains the most obvious laminations sample 497 (Fig. 2j)—is marginally less permeable when oriented parallel to bedding (Table 4).
